Sharon Davis Design has created the ultimate play place for kids in this two-storey tree house that is more like a miniature fun house. The tree house incorporates a sense of education and play with an epic slide, a firefighter pole and a learning desk.
The very top of the play place is called the crow nest because it gives a birds-eye-view of the surrounding land. There is a trap door that connects the nest to the main level and another trap door that connects a rope ladder to the main floor. However, for the more adventurous kids there is a stainless steel slide that connects all three levels through a hole that plunges directly through the tree house.
The 350 square foot play area is an amazing place for kids to learn, play and grow right in their backyard.
What's Driving This Trend
- Interactive Play Spaces
- Opportunity for creating innovative play spaces that combine education, imagination, and physical activity.
- Incorporating Nature
- Opportunity to design structures that blend seamlessly with the natural environment, promoting outdoor play and exploration.
- Multifunctional Design
- Opportunity to create play structures that serve multiple purposes, such as incorporating learning spaces and interactive elements.
Who This Affects Most
- Playground Equipment
- Opportunity for companies to develop and manufacture innovative play structures for children.
- Architectural Design
- Opportunity for architects and designers to create unique and sustainable play spaces that engage children.
- Education and Learning
- Opportunity to integrate educational components into play areas, combining fun and learning for children.
